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never heard of them is it the OEM Official manual, or a copy of the Selco or Clymer manual. if not OEM, don't waste your money. besides CD manuals are hard to navigate.
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Maybe it's just me but I'd rather have the book in print, however, this is cheaper. It's just a lot easier to carry a book to the work location (even in the shop). I can read what I need to know on the computer but by the time I get to the motor I forget why I went over there.
Maybe it's just me but I'd rather have the book in print, however, this is cheaper. It's just a lot easier to carry a book to the work location (even in the shop). I can read what I need to know on the computer but by the time I get to the motor I forget why I went over there.
Sounds like me
BUT i've found it's easier to cruise thru the CD on my computer & if i need a particualar page i just print it Also i find i learn more about my motor because i sometimes just sit & relax & just "cruise" thru the manual when i'm relaxing at the computer without much else to do BTW- I got a good CD for my motor off Ebay for less than $5 SHIPPED